Scott McCulloch, Nancy McAlear & Madryn McCabe. Is it possible to forgive a man who has murdered a child? The stuff of every parent’s nightmare becomes an opportunity for reconciliation and forgiveness as a forensic psychologist offers her thesis on the minds serial killers in Seven Siblings Theatre’s compelling, moving production of Bryony Lavery’sContinue reading “A journey into the wasteland of a serial killer’s mind & the possibility of forgiveness in Seven Siblings’ chilling, heartbreaking Frozen”
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Riveting, jarringly honest & moving – EN(LIVE)N Productions’ Frozen
Last night, I saw the final preview performance of EN(LIVE)N Productions’ run of Bryony Lavery’s Frozen, directed by Andrew Freund, at The Box Toronto – and it was a gripping, poignant and thought-provoking trip. The stage is set with seating for the audience along the length of the intimate space, on both sides, and throughoutContinue reading “Riveting, jarringly honest & moving – EN(LIVE)N Productions’ Frozen”
Beautiful, raw, vulnerable & erotic – Nightwood & Seventh Stage’s Stockholm
Out in the lobby of the Tarragon Theatre before seeing Stockholm last night, I was chatting with a couple who were going to see The Real World? in the main space – and when I mentioned that I was going to see Stockholm, they wondered if the title referred to the capital of Sweden orContinue reading “Beautiful, raw, vulnerable & erotic – Nightwood & Seventh Stage’s Stockholm”
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